phillord
commented
9 years ago It might be able to possible to achieve something like this. I am not convinced at the moment, that it would allow you to do the "language injection" where a specific part of the buffer moves into HTML mode, but using lentic to pop out a part of the buffer and just see that would be possible, by narrowing the region in the lentic buffer (assuming lentic works with narrowing -- it hasn't been heavily tested yet!).
I cannot see a way to replicate their cute functionality where
"" + ""
is converted to
for editing. I guess you could narrow, and make other parts invisible. But lots of mode features in Emacs still looks at invisible text, so I am not sure how well this would work.
In terms of implicit regions and non-delimited regions, I need to support that to add Markdown support which I would like.
Phil
Diego Berrocal notifications@github.com writes:
Not just by having text surrounded by
or src blocks like in org mode, but let's say I want to input an string when doing web templating (that means the main language might be php,python,javascript,etc) and I want the string containing html to have html mode enabled, I imagine lentic could be of use here.I'm trying to say we could replicate something like in this video
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CestDiego
Not just by having text surrounded by
I'm trying to say we could replicate something like in this video